In Haidt's Theory, What Is a Moral Illusion

question 10

Multiple Choice

In Haidt's theory, what is a moral illusion?

• A) Something that evokes moral emotions but cannot be verbally justified
• B) Something that can be verbally justified but produces no moral emotions
• C) Something that produces no emotional or cognitive response
• D) Something that is considered moral only by philosophers

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Definitions:

Excess Capacity

The situation in which a firm or economy can produce more goods than are currently being produced, due to underused resources.

Diseconomies of Scale

Increases in cost per unit when output increases, often due to inefficiencies that arise with too large an operation.

Monopolistic Competition

A market structure characterized by many firms selling differentiated products with no perfect substitutes, allowing for some degree of market power.

Product Variety

Refers to the assortment of different goods and services that a company offers to meet consumer demands.